How does Crayola spell gray?

Crayola spells the color between black and white as gray with an A in its American product line, but it has used both spellings historically and in different contexts. In the United States, Crayola, being an American company based in Pennsylvania, follows American English spelling conventions, so its standard crayon color is labeled gray. For example, in the 24-count and 64-count boxes sold in the US, you will find crayons labeled gray, blue gray, and other gray-based names. However, Crayola has also produced colors with the British spelling grey for special editions or for markets that use British English. For example, some older Crayola colors and some British market packaging have used grey. Additionally, Crayola has specific color names like gray appears as part of longer names like blue gray. The company officially lists its American color as gray. If you look at Crayola's official website for the US market, the color is listed as gray. So the short answer is Crayola spells it gray with an A for its American products, following American English, but you may encounter grey with an E in British packaging or older historical names, though gray is the current standard for US Crayola crayons.